Eden N12S 112 Combo

the only thing that would have made this better would be a mids selection switch or a 5-10 band EQ. the aux inputs are useless. compression is cool, xlr DI is cool.

there is only 1 useable sound you can get with this - the motown sound, low warm scooped. you CAN NOT get a modern flat or midsy tone from this. my tweeter stopped working within 1 hour of playing, so thats not much use.

the tweeter blew after 1 hour of playing. LAME! other than that its ok i guess.

dont know

works ok for the sound i need. not worth the $400 they sell for now, there are cheaper amps with the same features and probably the same tone. not versatile and you are really just paying for the name. look around for something better.

I think it sas everything you can ask for for taht price and even more:

from eden spec:
a 90 to 130 watt FET power amplifier @ 8 Ohms, dual channels, heavy duty passive thermal cooling, extension speaker compatibility, automatic thermal protection circuit, compressor/limiter with in/out switch, aux channel with tone and level controls, enhance control, 3-band tone control, speaker on/off switch, headphones jack, aux speaker output, full D.I. with ground lift switch and level control, effects loop, all plywood enclosure, and powerful, great sounding Eden designed loudspeakers.

Simply phenomenal, I really like it very much.
I play a fender jazz deluxe for rock, blues, jazz. The tone is warm, defined, round, complete all over the spectrum. Before I had a peavey tnt, i liked it, but now I understand it had a great lack in mids fequencies. For that price i havn't ever played nothig like this.

I like all eq flat and the enhancer to 0, but turning the enhancer up you can simply go to a darker tone, i use it only for blues or special situations.
The enhance control is a tone pre-shaping curve that is
set up to to boost the low frequencies and upper midrange, while at the same time reducing the lower midrange frequencies. The enhance control is a quick and easy way tochange bass tone.

Only one banality is that if you turn master volume over 13.00 you hear a clear hiss from tweeter, but I think is normal in a so well defined tone ampli.

On the whole i've eared more loud 120 watt amps. see also overall rating.

I really don't know I've only from 1 month,
the user manual indicate to play not loud for 40 hours, finishes seems to be well done.

I'm very happy with it, for practice or like monitor on gigs, by mic or by DI or both (to use witout a PA is definitly not loud enough for everything but an acoustic trio).I love, love, love his tone!

I'll suggest it to everyone, great value for the buk$